by Heather Brewer
Vladimir is growing exponentially into a fine vampire i.e. Pravus, Eleventh Grade Burns is unputtable till the end.
The series just gets progressively cliche, overrated and emphasizes the goth and punks too much. The writing is mediocre and brings the otherwise interesting plot down.
I should probably be embarrassed that Heather Brewer's Eleventh Grade Burns was the third of these books I read in a single day back in August, and yet I'm not. Deliciously addictive, I'm happier my daughter is one of her "Auntie Heather's Minions" than a Twihard, and if she had to choose a vampire ...
This series has gotten loads better and this book got at my heart and mind strings a bit because of certain things I could relate to. Due to that ending, I have begun the fifth and final installment of the series because I LOVE IT!
You will cry and cheer as this larger- than- life story come pulsing together with an explosive end that will have you exhaling "OMG!"
This is my last read for Carl's R.I.P. Challenge, and I have to say I picked a good one. I've enjoyed the entire series from the very first page of the first book and feel that it has definitely picked up speed through the next three books. With one book left in the series, Eleventh Grade Burns live...
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